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Update: 1st Seminar Completed
The first seminar titled, “The phenomenon of Emergence in Complex Systems”, was held on Thursday, February 22, at 1.00 pm at Computation Institute, University of Chicago. More that 150 people attended the seminar including the people who attended using Acess Grid.
The video recordings and slides of the seminars presented by our distinguished speakers have be uploaded on to site. You can find these here.
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The seminar series, “Mathematics for Systems Biology” will be hosted by Joint Theory Institute and Computation Institute, University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory. The aim of the proposed seminar series is to establish an inter-disciplinary dialog between the biological community and scientists involved in other systems disciplines, stimulating collaborative efforts addressing challenging problems in systems biology.
Systems biology requires powerful mathematical approaches for analysis and modeling of the remarkable complexity of living organisms. Successes achieved by systems sciences in modeling of physical, social and other systems phenomena encouraged us to propose a series of inter-disciplinary seminars to explore the application of complex systems theory utilized by these sciences to systems biology. more..
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